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Automated Packaging Systems can automate the whole product packaging process, from folding and filling boxes, to loading and wrapping pallets.
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Located in Greenwood Village, Colorado, Denver Pain Management (DPM) takes pride in its board-accredited interventional pain physicians who provide quality procedures for the diagnosis and treatment of chronic and acute pain and related symptoms of the thoracic, lumbar and cervical spine. For 15 years, DPM has set the benchmark in interventional pain management.
DPM offers comprehensive treatments including basic selective epidural steroid injections, facet care and modern interventional procedures like radiofrequency nerve ablation, spinal cord stimulation and minimally invasive disc decompression. It also offers image-guided injections for treating peripheral neuropathies, complex regional pain syndrome and degenerative joint disease. It has on site access to neurological diagnosis and acupuncture to provide comprehensive treatment when needed.
Denver Pain Management offers a complete range of treatments for chronic pain management such as therapeutic and diagnostic spinal injections. It offers advanced pain therapies, including spinal stimulation, injections, radiofrequency nerve ablation, joint vitality and percutaneous discectomy.
Offering a comprehensive range of treatments for chronic pain management, DPM focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of patients with progressive or difficult spinal pain, and work closely with patients to attain maximum pain relief. It can provide patients with individual programs of integrated pain management therapy, drawing on its expertise and the array of available treatments.
DPM patients are usually referred by physicians who have the knowledge about the advantages of Interventional Pain Management. Its referring physicians represent a wide range of medical specialties including Internal Medicine, Occupational Medicine, Family Practice, Orthopedic Surgery, Neurosurgery, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation physicians.
Most insurance plans cover DMS' diagnosis and treatment services, and patients can also appeal to their insurer to cover their treatment. A finance plan is also available for patients.
DPM performs diagnostic and therapeutic procedures on an outpatient basis, meaning patients usually stay in the facility for less than four hours. A complete diagnostic and treatment plan may need several visits, which may be scheduled on consecutive days. Patients may or may not need transportation following the visits and usually return to work the next day. Fasting after midnight is usually necessary.
Physicians at DPM are respected leaders in the industry. Its doctors often lead lectures and presentations on innovative technology in pain management. Their publications and presentations are examples of their involvement and leadership in pain management education. Some of their works are "Radiofrequency Neurotomy for Sacroiliac Joint Pain Using the Baylis Sinergy Probe; A Prospective Clinical Outcome Study with Six-Month Follow-Up" and "In Vivo Temperature Measurement During Neurotomy for Sacroiliac Joint Pain Using the Baylis Sinergy Probe," which were presented at the International Spinal Injection Society 15th annual meeting in Baltimore, Maryland in July 2007.

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This paper contains step-by-step instructions for using Windows® Identity Foundation, Windows Azure, and Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS) 2.0 for achieving SSO across web applications that are deployed both on premises and in the cloud. Previous knowledge of these products is not required for completing the proof of concept (POC) configuration. This document is meant to be an introductory document, and it ties together examples from each component into a single, end-to-end example.
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Light weight brakes that really work!
Discuss light weight issues concerning road bikes & parts.
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EE brakes are tremendously ugly. Can't get over this.
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mythical wrote:Ironically, Craig, owner of EE Cycle Works and developer of the EE brake, is also an architect by profession.
irony? - based on the EEbrake I am thinking there may be a reason he is now designing brakes instead of buildings
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C'mon mate, that's just a plain insult. Kinda curious what you have designed.
While EE's may not be photogenic, I prefer them over any other brake to control the stopping of the bike I'm riding. Here's an interview Fairwheel did with Craig from EE.
While EE's may not be photogenic, I prefer them over any other brake to control the stopping of the bike I'm riding. Here's an interview Fairwheel did with Craig from EE.
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ichobi wrote:Would you guys rate P-x brakes as good as DA or SR brakes in terms of stopping power and modulation?
I haven't used latest DA brakes, but have older generations. I've also used Ultegra and Cane Creek.
The PX do everything I want, and I do a lot of mountain descents.
They are a bit more inconvenient to get the wheel out and adjust, as noted earlier.
To me the weight and cost savings make it a good trade-off. They stop the bike just about like every other brake, which always seems to depend more on the pads and rim surfaces to me. I never notice "flexing" or anything like that.
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Ive been using Ciamillo products for a decade and have Gravitas SL's on all of my bikes, including my wife's bike with Smart System wheels. I cannot say I would trust the carbon clincher/ lightweight brake set-up if I lived in the mountains and rode in the rain but they work fine for me and I'm 200+ lbs, ride in groups and race on mine, where it is flat (Just being honest). Set-up has never been an issue for me and I find no compelling need for more stopping power. Clearly I have liked, used and supported the product long enough to distribute but this is in no way a sales thread, just a fact that if I didnt like the products, I wouldn't use them, put my wife on them and race them if I thought they weren't up to the task. Plus, they look great!
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Dadoflam08 - Which model of KCNC brakes are you talking about?
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For me KCNC CB1 are the best value for my money.
Weighs 164 grams and cost me $150 Brand new. No problems so far.
Weighs 164 grams and cost me $150 Brand new. No problems so far.
They did not work well for me. There is a lot of friction in the linkage mechanism, they use a strong return spring and the arms are very flexy. So you need a lot more force at the lever to get the same braking as with good dual pivot brakes. When doing repeats of a 20 mile long climb on a very twisty road I was getting nerve pain from my hand up my arm. I need to be able to type in order to make a living so I got rid of the CB1s and went back to 7800s.
The EE brakes work even better than the 7800s did, although I had to get a set of the older lighter return springs to make the brakes perfect for me. The brakes have no problem returning with Sram 2012 levers.
The EE brakes work even better than the 7800s did, although I had to get a set of the older lighter return springs to make the brakes perfect for me. The brakes have no problem returning with Sram 2012 levers.
fifarafa wrote:Could someone compare Ciamillo GSL and Far and Near? ...
Here is a start: http://fairwheelbikes.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=134&t=7582&sid=c4188dcaa52661c4e8d62e3ebde255c5
dadoflam08 wrote:KCNC are great value for money but a little lacking in power and modulation - probably locked them up more than any other brake.
Interesting. My experience with the C7 is that they are a great weight and general value for the price, and I would recommend them for everything but alpine descents, because they don't quite have the power of the heavier stock-brand calipers. Never had any issues with modulation.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Virtual reality porn could be coming sooner to the masses as more manufacturers roll out new models.
Today, LG announced that it will give away for free Google Cardboard-inspired 3D headsets to customers who purchase new LG G3 smartphones.
The headsets are designed to mount to the smartphone, giving users access to virtual reality compatible apps and games on their Android operating system.
"While still in its infancy, this is just the beginning of the virtual reality movement, which until recently was expensive and inaccessible to everyday consumers," said Chris Yie, vice president and head of marketing communications for LG, in a statement.
"By leveraging Google Cardboard, not only are regular consumers able to participate in the VR experience, we'll be able to introduce this technology to future developers who may one day show us how VR can be used to improve our lives."
The "VR for G3" follows the last VR deployment on a sizeable scale of Samsung's Gear VR, released this past fall, which uses the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 as the display and costs about $300.
Oculus Rift headsets, meanwhile, are slated to be available later this year. Its DK2 model will sell for about $350.
Microsoft too is getting into the VR game. The company last month said it's working on a holographic headset called HoloLens, which is expected to run Windows 10 and apps.
Sony Project Morpheus also is on the VR roll out list. Its final hardware is still in the works and there's no word on an official release date or price.
The list of other VR headsets either available to the masses or in development also keep growing. Some of the manufacturers and their models include Razer, which offers the OSVR for $200; Avegant offering the Glyph for $600 later this year; and Sulon Cortex, which sells for $500.
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If you've been having pimples or hair stubs on your brows, maybe it's time to change your brow product? New year, new brows?
I'm using the Celeteque Eyebrow Defining Kit in the shade Deep Brown in this photo.
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Who gets pimples on the brow area? You? Nope? Wait, is it only me? Haha. My go-to product has always been this, but I noticed that there's always an occasional bump here and there. Usually the bumps are clogged up oil and dirt that lead to pimples or maybe it's a hair follicle that can't get through... actually, there could be various reasons. But have you ever considered that maybe your brow product is the culprit?
If you haven't heard, Celeteque DermoCosmetics released a bunch of new makeup. You can read about it here. They've always promised to create the best products when it comes to sensitive skin and acne-prone skin, so I gave their Celeteque Eyebrow Defining Kit a try.
There are two shades available for the Celeteque Eyebrow Defining Kit: medium brown and deep brown. Packaging-wise, it comes in an all-white plastic compact with a tinted wax and a complementing eyebrow powder. A small double-ended brush is also included, one end is angled and the other end is a brush. Take note that the compact is very, very sturdy and it also comes with a mirror perfect for on-the-go babes like us.
The wax and brow product contains shea butter, vitamin E, and argan kernel oil to moisturize the brow area and provide a smooth blending process upon application. Upon testing it for a few weeks, I'd have to say yes to the claims. Blending the wax and the powder was super easy and I found that there's very little fallout for the powder. Both shades are pigmented and the "look" would just depend on how heavily you apply this. I always aim for a more natural unfinished look and I loved how it turned out.
For longevity, this will last you a whole day... a little faded, but you don't really need to retouch. I wear this from 5 a.m. all the way to 6 p.m. and it triumphs over my oily skin and even a little sweat from riding the jeepney Madrigal Park to Festival Mall. Not sure if this is water-proof, it doesn't claim to be, so no biggy there. I also think that the longevity really depends on how heavy you apply this in the morning.
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The annual registration fee for all students is $90 per child. The registration fee covers each child's yearly insurance and one background check; additional background checks are $5 each. All volunteers 18 years of age and older will have criminal background checks completed prior to having contact with children, which are run through the Oregon Department of Education and are valid for 2 years. For more (legal) information: http://arcweb.sos.state.or.us/pages/rules/oars_400/oar_414/414_061.html.
Monthly tuition for the Caterpillar Class is $110, and monthly tuition for the Butterfly Class is $145. Monthly tuition is due, in full, no later than the 1st of the month. If the 1st of the month falls on a weekend please make arrangements to pay earlier. There is a $20 late fee for tuition not paid by the 1st of the month (excluding September, where tuition is due by Orientation or the first day of class).
Families that are able to pay for the entire year by October 1st will receive a discount equal to one month's tuition. Multiple child discount of $10 off monthly tuition per child also available.
Fees & Fines
PCFFP relies heavily on the involvement of all families and takes pride in the quality education that comes from the cooperative effort of its members. Other than fulfilling one's obligations, the best way to avoid any fees being assessed is to communicate with the Board about the situation. Fines may be disputed by submitting a letter of exception within seven days of the missed commitment to the Board, or in advance if possible. Please see the "Parent Contract" for more information.
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PCFFP accepts cash, checks, PayPal, and Square (credit cards). There is a processing fee for payments through PayPal and Square, which are automatically added to all transactions (currently 2.9% for PayPal payments and 2.75% when a card is swiped through Square).
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Trigger Point Dry Needling is a technique utilized by many manual therapists. It involves the placement of thin sterile needles
(similar to that used in acupuncture) into muscle trigger points, otherwise known as knots in the muscle. Trigger Point Dry Needling has increasing evidence to support its use for "reduction in immediate, local, referred and wide spread pain"(Dommerholt, 2011).
How does this differ from acupuncture?
Trigger Point Dry Needling is a Western form of needling and is used to modify pain signals, alter the chemical environment at the trigger point site and improve range of motion and muscle pattern activation (Dommerholt, 2011). Acupuncture however is part of traditional Chinese Medicine, where needles are inserted into specific points on the skin (known as acupoints). This process is believed to adjust and alter the body's energy flow into healthier patterns (Gale Encyclopedia of Medicine (2008)).
What should I expect if receiving Trigger Point Dry Needling?
Insertion of the needle is rarely felt, however when needling occurs to a painful trigger point it can evoke a "twitch" response from the muscle, this is a desirable reaction. Patients commonly feel heaviness in their muscle or a deeper ache sensation followed by release. It can be common for muscle soreness to be felt for up to 24-48hrs post needling, which will then subside. Drinking plenty of water and applying ice to the area can often help reduce this soreness.
Trigger Point Dry Needing and Osteopathy
Trigger Point Dry Needling often requires Osteopaths to complete a small amount of extra study to be qualified in this technique. It is more commonly utilized in conjunction with other manual therapy techniques, such as stretching, soft tissue work and joint mobilization instead of a stand-alone treatment. When used with the correct diagnosis and other manual therapy techniques it can potentially facilitate a "rapid reduction in pain and return to function." (Dommerholt, 2011). Trigger Point Dry Needling is said to be a safe and often effective form of treatment, which lies within the scope of practice for manual therapists (Unverzagt, C., Berglund, K., & Thomas, J. J. (2015).
Trigger Point Dry Needling at Southside Clinic
Most of the Osteopaths at Southside Clinic are qualified in Trigger Point Dry Needling, and find that it is great to release muscular tension in conditions such as low back pain, shin splints, tennis and golfers elbow, headaches and neck tension, RSI, postural strain and fibromyalgia. If you would like to speak to one of our Osteopaths about how Trigger Point Dry Needling could be incorporated into your Osteopathy treatment, please call us on 1300 10 11 22, or email email@example.com .
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Of course, each individual situation is different. For professional advice relating to your circumstance, please contact Southside Clinic to book an appointment with Dr Miranda Laidlaw, or any one of our Registered Osteopaths.
Dommerholt, J. (2011). Dry needling — peripheral and central considerations. Journal Of Manual & Manipulative Therapy, 19(4), 223-227. http://dx.doi.org/10.1179/106698111×13129729552065
acupuncture. (n.d.) Gale Encyclopedia of Medicine. (2008). Retrieved May 9 2017 from http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/acupuncture
Abbaszadeh-Amirdehi, M., Ansari, N., Naghdi, S., Olyaei, G., & Nourbakhsh, M. (2013). The neurophysiological effects of dry needling in patients with upper trapezius myofascial trigger points: study protocol of a controlled clinical trial. BMJ Open, 3(5), e002825. http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/bmjopen-2013-002825
Unverzagt, C., Berglund, K., & Thomas, J. J. (2015). DRY NEEDLING FOR MYOFASCIAL TRIGGER POINT PAIN: A CLINICAL COMMENTARY. International Journal of Sports Physical Therapy, 10(3), 402–418.


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William Ayers, a professor at the University of Illinois, Chicago, and a polarizing figure in the 2008 presidential election, will speak Friday at Fresno State as part of a film series.
University officials say his appearance is funded by a student group. Ayers was an activist in the 1960s who still attracts controversy.
Former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin, who's invited to speak at nearby Stanislaus State, was referring to Ayers when she said Barack Obama "pals around with terrorists."
Ayers' topic is "Pay Attention and Be Astonished: Ethical Action and the Creation of the Public Square." He will speak at 2 p.m. at the Alice Peters Auditorium in the Peters Business Building, then sign books at a reception following the talk.
The film "Central Station" will be screened from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the auditorium. Ayers will lead a post-screening discussion in McLane Hall Room 121.
The events are free and open to the public.
Ayers is an education professor who has written about issues such as social justice, democracy and education. Decades ago, he was part of the anti-war Weather Underground movement that claimed responsibility for bombings around the country in the early 1970s.
Ayers' relationship with President Barack Obama — portrayed as close by critics such as Palin and distant by supporters — was an issue in the 2008 campaign. Last week, he sued University of Wyoming after being banned from speaking on campus.
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"What did Jesus write on the Ground at John 8:6".
The short answer is that He wrote "Where is the man?", this is of course pure speculation, but all the facts indicate that this is the most likely answer.
This was a put up job to trap Him. The testimony of two witnesses was required to secure a conviction.
The unspoken words of the teachers of the law were "We don't need two witnesses, as this woman was caught in the very act".
Read Leviticus Ch 20 v 10. "Both the adulterer and the adulteress shall be put to death" The problem with this approach is that if you have caught her, then you have also caught him. So "where is the man?". Our Lords words show that He knew full well that the whole thing was a put up job,
He then bends down again, ie is no longer looking straight at them, and by averting His gaze, makes it easier for them to depart unnoticed as it were. This is indicated by His remarks to the woman "Where are they" when He knew full where they were.
Now we come to one of those rare occasions when the NIV translation is superior to other Bible versions, most read "Go away and sin no more" but NIV says "Go and from now on sin no more" which clearly indicates that this poor woman was nothing more than a common prostitute, who the teachers of the law were prepared to use in order to trap Jesus regardless of what her fate might be.
In all probability the scribes and Pharisees had instructed one of their man servants to go to the prostitutes house, they would then wait a short while before rushing in to arrest her in the very act, but in the confusion allow him to escape, as it was only her they wanted.
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Under the patronage of Prof/ Mohamed Kenawy - President of Mansoura University.
Prof/ Ashraf Sweilem - Vice-President of Mansoura University for Graduate Studies and Research affairs, opened the activities of the 5th annual international conference of Medicine and Ophthalmology Center which was held from 31 January to 2 February 2017 at the Conference Hall.
The conference is attended by a number of professors of medicine and ophthalmology from different Egyptian universities.
The conference displayed a video conference between the Ophthalmology Center - Mansoura University and the Alicante Institute – Spain, represented by Prof/ George Elio - Director of the Institute.
The conference aimed at experiences exchange related to the new in the fields of corneal surgery, eye refractive surgery and laser surgery,
The conference also discussed the new in Cataract surgery in children and Retinal surgery.


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Monday, December 22, 2008
Isn't it lovely?
I know I have been quiet for a while and haven't posted. Honestly I haven't had much to say. I've been going through life one day at a time hoping for the best. The anatomy scan is scheduled for the first week of January. At that point we will have a clue if the Single Umbilical Artery has caused any birth defects for our baby. I'm wishing and hoping that everything will be OK, but alas like everything else it is out of my hands (I hate that!). I think after I get the results of that scan I can either breath a sigh of relief or prepare myself for what it means to care for a baby with potential birth defects.
On the bright side, now that I can feel the baby move, the ever consuming question of "Is she still alive in there?" gets answered frequently. Oh what a blessing!
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- journey to junior(ette) said...
oh, yes! i remember the first time i felt the baby move. it was magical and reassuring! enjoy every little movement that you feel! you'll be surprised at how much the movements change as they get bigger and stronger!
wishing you only the best of luck with the anatomy scan and i can't wait to hear the results!
- December 22, 2008 at 11:42 AM
- Pepper said...
Yay for feeling Baby Girl move! It must feel miraculous.
Praying that all continues to go well and that January's scan brings nothing but excellent news.
BTW - I tried to email you a couple of times at your hot account, but got errors.
- December 22, 2008 at 12:47 PM
- Peeveme said...
It is pretty awesome . Best of luck with the scan.
- December 22, 2008 at 3:14 PM
- the Babychaser: said...
Just thinking about that feeling (one I fantasize about regularly) brought tears to my eyes. I'm so happy for you. Good luck and try to stay sane, despite the insanity that is Life.
- December 22, 2008 at 4:58 PM
- Evil Stepmonster said...
Wow what a fantastic experience! Things are really moving on now. Best wishes for the Holidays and the January scan.
- December 23, 2008 at 7:35 PM
- Lisa said...
So happy to see your baby-movement news! Amazing!
-Lisa from IG
- December 24, 2008 at 2:10 PM
- Shinejil said...
Good news, Joonie, and a beautiful thing.
Happy new year!
- December 31, 2008 at 1:34 PM
- Paranoid said...
Just dropping in to say good luck at your ultrasound. Hope all is healthy and beautiful.
- January 6, 2009 at 4:44 PM


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Pro: I have actually gotten things at work situated to be fairly ergonomic at this point. This means I am sitting with reasonably good posture, and my lower back is actually not hurting.
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Championship Review: Derby go top, Birmingham struggles continue
Derby County left it late but moved to the top of the Championship with a 1-0 win at Blackpool on Tuesday.
Steve McClaren's side leapfrogged Watford and moved to the summit after the Bloomfield Road win - which came thanks to Chris Martin's penalty.
Blackpool have registered just one win this season and sit bottom, meaning Derby were heavy favourites to triumph on the road.
But the hosts were better in the first half, with Nathan Delfouneso going closest when he fired over.
Johnny Russell was brought down by Tony McMahon in the area with just nine minutes to play, though, and Martin slotted the resultant spot-kick.
Watford lost their grip on the league lead with a 2-2 home draw against Nottingham Forest - Michail Antonio equalising twice for the visitors.
Manager-less Birmingham City were unlucky to lose 1-0 at Blackburn Rovers.
Ben Marshall scored the game's only goal in the 51st minute, before Neal Eardley was sent off for the visitors.
Birmingham - who parted company with Lee Clark on Monday - hit the crossbar in stoppage time through substitute Andrew Shinnie.
Wolves closed to within goal difference of the third-placed Middlesbrough after beating them 2-0 at Molineux - Bakary Sako and Nouha Dicko the scorers.
Cardiff City climbed to 10th with their second straight win under new manager Russell Slade - a 3-1 home success against Ipswich Town.
Daryl Murphy gave Ipswich a 29th-minute lead, but goals from Peter Whittingham, Federico Macheda and Adam Le Fondre sealed Cardiff's win.
Leeds United are still searching for their first win under coach Darko Milanic but did come from behind to claim an impressive 1-1 draw at Norwich City.
Souleymane Doukara struck Leeds' 63rd-minute equaliser from 20 yards, cancelling out Russell Martin's opener.
Norwich boss Neil Adams revealed afterwards that striker Cameron Jerome had "complained of a racist remark" at Carrow Road on Tuesday.
There was late drama at the New York Stadium, with Dan Burn's 90th-minute equaliser earning Fulham a point in a thrilling 3-3 draw with Rotherham United.
Rotherham led on three occasions but Burn's last-gasp effort gave Fulham a point that pushed them to within goal difference of leaving the relegation zone.
Elsewhere, Neil Lennon was unable to steer Bolton to successive wins, as they slumped to a 2-1 loss at Charlton Athletic.
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Hello everyone. We are back to regular programming over at Jayne Becca Yoga so I am here with a little announcement for you! This is something I have been cooking up in my head for a while - I have been wanting to do a yoga series on my YouTube channel but I didn't want to do a 'challenge'. I wanted to create something different for you! So here it is... During the month of March I will be sharing videos with you on how to find your freedom flow. #FindYourFreedomFlow
What do I mean by Find Your Freedom Flow?
- It's just that! I will be giving you the tools and guiding you through your practice to find your freedom within your yoga flows.
Throughout the month of March you will learn...
- How to find your own self practice.
- How to tune into your body and listen to what it needs.
- How to flow.
- How to build your own flow.
- How to get creative in your own practice.
- How to modify your practice to practice in line with how you are feeling on that particular day.
I will be using all the tools I have learnt through my own practice in vinyasa flow, strala and restorative yoga to bring you videos twice a week all about guiding you to #FindYourFreedomFlow. Watch the video below for more information and join me on the mat for the first #FindYourFreedomFlow video on Friday!
Don't forget - You can check in with me with any questions, share photos or videos of your practice on Instagram using the hashtag #FindYourFreedomFlow and tag me @jaynebecca.
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How the two-a-days ban impacts Ohio State, Buckeyes basketball's NCAA Tournament chances and more
We hope you'll start your day with us here at Landof10.com as we work to prepare you for everything that you need to know — Monday through Friday — around the world of Ohio State sports. Whether it's football, basketball, wrestling, hockey, baseball or just a wild story we hope you'll find interesting, we're here to share it all with you.
Today is Monday, June 5, and it's time to Wake Up Sloopy.
Two-a-days are gone … now what?
Two-a-day practices are gone, and coach Urban Meyer isn't happy about it.
The NCAA previously cut down two-a-days to just five days in fall practice, with none on back-to-back days. Now, the organization has decided to scrap them completely. That's a problem for Meyer, whose practice schedule has become a time crunch.
Ohio State is allowed 29 fall practices a year. Those no longer can come more than once a day, which really puts the Buckeyes in a bind. Their Aug. 31 opener against Indiana means Ohio State likely will be choosing between starting camp in late July — the NCAA is allowing it for teams this year — or not getting in every practice.
"You have 29 practices [allowed in the run-up to the season], it's kind of time-tested," Meyer told the Columbus Dispatch. "There's a theory, a template on how to get a team ready. And all of a sudden you wake up one day and they say you have 24 practices — coaches panic, I panic. How are you going to get them ready?
"So one choice is to bring the players in earlier, and I am so — that breaks my heart because I don't want these players to take more of their time. However, how do you get 'em ready? That's what we're fighting through right now, so it's a major impact."
Given that Meyer loves to hammer team chemistry during fall camp, here's betting he doesn't shrink the Buckeyes' number of fall practices.
Is Ohio State NCAA Tournament worthy?
Don't expect Ohio State basketball to return to the NCAA Tournament next season.
So says ESPN chief bracketologist Joe Lunardi, at least. Lunardi recently released another edition of Bracketology for next season, and the Buckeyes were nowhere to be found.
Lunardi had a whopping seven Big Ten teams in his field, but Ohio State wasn't one of them. Instead, his projections went to Maryland, Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota, Northwestern, Purdue and Wisconsin
This would mark a third consecutive year without an NCAA Tournament appearance for Ohio State. As has been discussed previously, that's a scenario in which it would be likely that head coach Thad Matta doesn't return.
Ohio State Class of 2017 arrives
One of Ohio State's best recruiting classes of all time — on paper, at least — is settled in and ready to start college.
The 11 Ohio State signees in the Class of 2017 who didn't enroll early arrived Sunday, ready to begin summer classes and workouts. That group includes 5-star defensive end Chase Young, 5-star offensive tackle Wyatt Davis and 4-star wide receiver Trevon Grimes.
Welcome to the 2017 Ohio State Football class! You & your families are all Buckeye…let the grind start now!#GoBucks pic.twitter.com/7baKNUNMym
— Ohio State Football (@OhioStateFB) June 4, 2017
Ohio State celebrated the new arrivals with a family luncheon at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center. Meyer told the players to get ready to spend three or four years becoming their best selves and to embrace the grind.
B1G happenings
- Iowa player becomes Big Ten home-run record holder.
- Fashion icon Jim Harbaugh is designing alternate uniforms for Michigan.
- Former Penn State leaders are sentenced to jail.
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I Am Going to Hell
I think about religion quite a bit. I am an atheist, and I am pretty sure I have never believed in God**. This is not to say I have been 100% rational my whole life. (Hardly.) The point is, I have been puzzled for years by the ubiquity of religion because the esoteric beliefs and the notion that faith is a virtue are anathema to my existential worldview. I don't get it, basically, but I am trying to understand.
This past Thanksgiving, I borrowed the December issue of the Atlantic Monthly from my father in order to read Paul Bloom's piece on religion entitled "Is God an Accident?" It is a good article, dealing mostly with the prevalence of religion and the role it may play in society. It is an interesting article, and it covers a variety of topics, so go read it if this topic interests you. Bloom quotes anthropologist Edward Tylor, who "got it right in 1871, when he noted that the 'minimum definition of religion' is a belief in spiritual beings, in the supernatural." This definition of religion is important, because for many if not most people, a belief in spiritual beings is conceptually coupled to some set of moral principles they associate with their faith. I see no reason why one cannot exist without the other. Indeed, this is often the case. I have a strong sense of right and wrong, I work hard to be tolerant and forgiving and I feel awful if I cause others pain, yet no one would use the word "religious" to describe me. On the other hand, someone like Fred "God Hates Fags" Phelps, who intentionally inflicts pain and intolerance, is undeniably "religious." Why? Because he believes in God. A hideous and vengeful God, granted, but his supernatural beliefs are reason enough to apply the term.
I rarely discuss my lack of belief with others - certainly not with casual acquaintances - and I think this is due to the widespread notion that religion is the only source of a person's morality. I don't like to waste time defending my worth as a person simply because my beliefs place me in the minority.
In addition to reading Paul Bloom's article in the Atlantic, there was a recent event that prompted me to write this post. A coworker of mine belongs to a "fundamental Bible church." He explained to me recently what his church is all about, and I admit I felt a bit uneasy. I was uneasy about the beliefs themselves, and I was uneasy about his uncritical acceptance of them. He is a recent convert (he received his baptism at his new church in October) so he is still learning the specifics, but his church believes - and by extension, he believes - there is evidence in the Bible that salvation is attained through faith alone, rather than through some combination of faith and good works. My thought upon hearing this was that his church was throwing out any social responsibilities religion might impose. Good works have always seemed to be the greatest - if not the only - benefit of organized religion. This man was brought up as a Catholic, so I can understand how the lowered threshold for salvation might be enticing. Do I sound judgmental? If so, consider the fact that my coworker thinks I am going to hell. What could be more judgmental than that?
I don't know whether religious beliefs are inherently dangerous to society. I am disturbed by irrationality in all forms, and religion is the pinnacle of irrationality. The prospect of an afterlife is clearly a tremendous source of comfort for many individuals. For my fundamentalist coworker, belief in a God who will forgive his trespasses - and apparently there have been many! - is his reason for getting up and going to work each day. I don't see a real benefit in denying him that.
I realize I'm not covering much new ground here, but it is useful for me to write about what I think. Even if no one reads this post or comments on it, I will have tied some loose thoughts together for myself. Plenty of good writing on religion, morality and human nature can be found at Majikthise, Pharyngula and Universal Acid.
*My grandfather used to leave the coffeepot on the stove for hours at a time while he talked politics with my father and uncles through the night. He sometimes left the pot on the stove overnight, only to discover a metallic puddle under the burner in the morning. I don't want this post to suffer the same fate.
**I did have a mental picture of heaven when I was little. It was a small wooden house in the sky, and it had white wallpaper covered with little yellow butterflies. I don't think there was any furniture there.


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I really don't know where the summer has gone. One day it was June 1st and in just a few days it will be September 1st, and there were so many things I had planned on sharing with you about the North Judson Centennial this August.
No point in moaning about the past, let's just get back on track with some photos of the events that were going on in August of 1966.
One of the big events was the choosing of the Centennial Queen. There were 13 contestants who vied for that position. Are you related to any of these ladies? And did you know they could have been royalty? You'll find out in a few weeks who came out with the crown.
And let's not forget the Centennial Pageant, that took plenty of practice to get things right. Here's a picture of some of the ladies involved with a skit about the first telephone operators.


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Modernized establishment situated in the middle of a vineyard.
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Rooms are well-soundproofed and spacious.
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Lovely views of the garden and the old town.
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You can tell by the décor that the owners love art.
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A hotel exuding the spirit of Art Déco in the center of town.
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Lovely view of the Ill and the quays from this tricentennial building.
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What's great about long hair is that it is so versatile. You can pretty much do whatever you want with it, create any style for any occasion! However, when you don't have inspiration or are in a hurry, it's easy to fall back on the old ponytail. If you are sometimes wondering what to do with your hair, we've put together a list of cute and easy hairstyles for long hair. Enjoy!
1. The Easy Chignon
This pretty and easy chignon is perfect for the women who would rather snooze than wake up early to do their hair. It looks well put together and charming. You only need a couple bobbypins, 2 minutes and it's done!
2. The Hunny Bun
A perfectly shaped bun which is sure to be the envy of all your girlfriends. This easy hairstyle for long hair would look great with a cute summer dress. Use a sock to help shape the bun and then spray it with hairspray to keep it nice and tight.
3. Cute Wavy Hair
5.The Tuck and Cover Cute Hairstyles for Long Hair
One of the hottest and cutest hairstyle of the moment, the Tuck and Cover is exactly that: just two easy steps, first you tuck the hair then you cover it. This is another great hairstyle for the office but is also casual enough for a day at the beach.
6.Twisted Bun
Another sassy and easy bun! Again this bun is perfect for hot weather, when you want your neck and shoulder to not be covered by your hair, or the beach, if you want your hair to stay dry when you go for a swim. It's also very cute and easy to do. Prop it up really high on your head for a younger look or wear it down almost to your neck to look more distinguished.
7.The Braid-Wrapped Ponytail
For those who can't chose between a pony and a braid, there's the Braid-Wrapped Ponytail. A very pretty, country girl look. Add a flower or a ribon to it to make it even more beautiful.
8.The Infinity Low Do
It's hard to know where this beautiful hairstyle begins and where it ends. This hairdo is ideal for a wedding or a formal dinner. Make sure your hair is not freshly washed so the hairdo holds perfectly!
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AMD designed its quad-core Opterons for multi-socket use from the start, with built-in HyperTransport links supporting up to eight sockets and 32 cores. Still, the company reckons small and medium-sized businesses may be perfectly happy with just one socket and four cores, which is why it has launched three Opteron 1300 series processors that deliver exactly that. These processors are based on the same "Barcelona" design as other quad-core Opterons.
The 1300 line includes the 2.1GHz Opteron 1352, the 2.2GHz Opteron 1354, and the 2.3GHz Opteron 1356. According to AMD's price list, the three chips cost $209, $255, and $377, respectively. AMD says the new single-socket Opterons will fit into "same socket and thermal requirements as previous AMD Opteron 1000 Series processors," which should mean they'll work with Socket AM2/AM2+ motherboards.
The world's biggest and third-biggest server makers have already decided to adopt the new chips. Dell will put them in its PowerEdge T105 server, while HP will stick them in both its ProLiant ML115 G5 server and xw4550 workstation. Not only that, but AMD says Cray has already begun shipping Opteron 1300-based XT4 supercomputers. Cray claims it builds its XT4 out of single-socket "processing elements" in order to avoid "the scheduling complexities and asymmetric performance problems associated with clusters of SMPs."


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I usually do a first impressions post for the first two episodes. (So since I wrote the first part after episode 1, you can imagine my excitement in having written up the post after one episode). The above photo is a favorite shot of mine, as Ae Jung cries, and Dokko Jin turns away out of discomfort. The distance between them must be overcome, and Dokko must learn to trust and turn to Ae Jung…
This time, here's my judgment on episode 2. Again, I saw it raw, so pardon the misunderstandings.
First off, I was less impressed because while episode 1 was consistently building up to a great 15 minutes at the end, episode 2 was hills and valleys for me. It was strong in the humor in the beginning, and I love how Dokko Jin manages to spin everything to his favor. When he gets into a car accident that's clearly no one's fault, he manages to come out of it like a victim – and he's brilliant! Brilliantly hilarious that is. It's no wonder he is the cherished star, while Gu Ae Jung is hated.
Then there was a whole bit where Ae Jung interacts with Yoon Kye Sang's character – which is sweet, but mild. (Valley moment) Typical misunderstandings in a way. Yoon actually has amazing chemistry with Se Ri. It's clear she's attracted to him. (Shout out to Yoo In Na for being good at playing the charmed bitch.) I'm actually not shipping for the second male lead in a way, since Gong Hyo Jin and Cha Seung Won match quite well. (Any scene with the two of them is a gem.) Rather, I think I'm shipping Yoon Kye Sang-Yoo In Na. I'd love to see his humble, unassuming ways bring her down a couple of notches, just like how Gong would do to Cha.
The ending of the episode was good for me, though not quite as stellar. But I am mightily impressed that this drama allows for a headstrong, confident female lead who also doesn't let misunderstandings lie for too long. She faces the issue immediately. Watch how she treats her hoobae singers and you'll know what I mean.
So here's my judgment: I'm actually not too sure about continuing. I'm excited. I love it. It's hilarious and shocking. However, there are a lot of dramas on my plate, and I can really tell where this drama is going. It's kind of like My Girlfriend is a Gumiho. I was really excited for it, but then I knew where it was going, and so I read the recaps…until the recaps lost my interest as well. I know Gumiho was a hit, but it wasn't really a hit for me. So, in general – mixed feelings for me.
It won't be good to have a stellar odd episode and a meh even episode, but oh well.
The following are meant to be seen in order. It displays the greatness of (my man) Cha Seung Won.
— update —
I finally read the recap of the episode, and honestly the same places that had me cracking up in the raw version, had me smiling in the recap. I do think Yoon Kye Sang is awesome, and understanding his scene with Ae Jung at the private lounge reminded me a bit of how he was in Who Are You? whenever his body was possessed by the sweet father. However, it was still mild. Is it a good thing, or a bad thing, that my impression of the episode more or less remained the same after understanding it?


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Singer Shaan cuts solo Nazrul Geeti album
The album, Khuji Tare, is a tribute to the works of eminent Bengali poet, Kazi Nazrul Islam.music Updated: Aug 02, 2016 17:40 IST
Singer Shantanu Mukherjee aka Shaan has delivered numerous hit songs in various languages. Now, when artistes are moving away from music albums and cutting non-film singles, Shaan has decided to defy the trend and do a Nazrul Geeti album in Bengali.
"I am excited about this album. It is a tribute to the works of eminent Bengali poet Kazi Nazrul Islam. Being a Bengali, I always keep doing something or the other for my Bengali audiences," says the singer-composer.
This solo album, Khuji Tare, which will release at the end of this month, is an amalgamation of all facets of Nazrul's works. Speaking about why he chose to do the album, the Tanha Dil singer says, "I think that albums are still in demand when it comes to traditional Bengali songs like Nazrul Geeti and Rabindrasangeet. Mature audiences, who have a good taste in music, still like listening to albums rather than enjoying songs visually on YouTube."
Read: Shaan dedicates new song to Beti Bachao Beti Padhao
Interestingly, according to the singer it is the YouTube format that has paved way for the popularity of non-film singles. "I have done a single Tum Ho Toh with Amaal Mallik, which had become a chartbuster after its release. The video, starring Taapsee Pannu and Saqib Saleem, went viral. Amaal is a perfectionist and it was great working with him for the first time," says the music director, who has delivered hits like Musu Musu Hasi and Dus Bahane.
Watch Shaan's Tanha Dil here:
Talking about the challenges he faced while doing the Nazrul Geeti album, he says, "Some of the compositions were a bit difficult with lot of Murki's (Carnatic Music) in it, but I managed to sing them. A composition can only be challenging to a singer when he has a bad throat or is not in the right frame of mind or the song is not inspiring him. As a singer I know my own limitations and I don't push myself beyond it. When you hear the songs from this album, you will know that I have sung them in my own way and with my heart."
Watch: Shaan is back with a new romantic song that'll make you weep
Shaan accepts that he has got typecast for singing simple and melodious songs. "I don't mind because I enjoy listening to such songs. These songs are straight from the heart and not like songs which have a lot of harkats and sargams in them. I don't like listening to such difficult compositions. But I understand some compositions needs that kind of singing. And given a chance even I would like to sing those numbers at times."
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As the U.S. East Coast gets hammered by a hurricane, the economically illiterate urge people to look on the bright side, as if hurricanes had silver lining. They say it's a good thing, the upside to crazy destruction is the creation of jobs and opportunities for laborers.
Nothing could be further from the truth and this sort of flaw in logic is so common it has its own name, the fallacy of the broken window. Broken windows are good for the glassmaker, if a bakery's window gets broken by mischevious vandals the baker will put more money into the local economy by getting his window replaced.
From a superficial level it's almost understandable, where a glassmaker once had no business, he now has more and will use his newfound wealth to buy something else, circulating more dollars into the economy.
The problem is people only see things on a superficial level and don't think about what isn't, what has been prevented – namely, what would the baker have spent the money on. By needing to replace the window, the baker cannot spend money on other things. The baker's money would have circulated just as well as the glassmaker's, and no perfectly good windows need to be destroyed. The baker could have invested in tools to be better at baking, to be more productive and create more goods for less cost but is instead saddled with a burden, delaying increased efficiency or foregoing other goods.
Hurricane Matthew is just one big gigantic mess of broken windows. People may look at the recovery and rebuilding, thinking of all those people that wouldn't otherwise have jobs and think that hurricanes stimulate the economy. Yes, people will be hired to rebuild houses but at what cost? There is no possible way to say that the best use of resources are to destroy things and rebuild. The best use of resources is to maintain what exists and invest in progress.
Take the logic of broken windows even further and things really start to fall apart. Maybe to really get the economy going, there should be constant destruction. If there are not enough hurricanes, maybe the government can hire roving bands to burn down houses. Not only will the people repairing the damage have a job, but people causing the damage will also be gainfully employed. Is there even such a thing as too much destruction?
Of course, acts of nature are not preventable and aren't equivalent to a conscious act of destruction but the fact remains that there is no benefit from destruction of any sort.
It's just another example of how vital basic economic principles are not taught and how misconception reigns. It may be called the dismal science but it's absolutely staggeringly important in our everyday life.
The broken window fallacy is just one of many deeply held misconceptions by the public. Economic stimulus, government creating jobs, minimum wage laws, the gender pay gap, government subsidies, artificially manipulating interest rates, all are economic absurdities that the public goes with because they simply don't know any better.
Only through studying economics will people learn just how ridiculously mismanaged the country is. Politicians don't care about sound economics, they care about voters being happy and the appearance of economic growth. What is unseen is ignored by the people and therefore ignored by politicians.
It's the responsibility of every person to learn for themselves how the world works and only then can they demand proper solutions from those in charge.


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Before you register - here is a quick recap of our weekly leagues!
Monday - Little Rockers (5-7 years) and Juniors (8 years +), a junior program designed to help kids get a start in curling. Juniors is from 5-6:30 pm and Little Rockers is from 5:30-6:30.
Youth Curling Season begins on October 16, 2017 at 5 pm. New and returning curlers are welcome.
Prior to any Youth curlers participating in the program the following events have to occur:
- A youth must be registered and have their fees paid (this is completed on-line) There will be a person available on the October 16, 2017 to assist with registration
- The Emergency contact Information Form and the Parent Code of Conduct Form must be completed and signed by the parents/guardians of the youth. These will be available on October 16, 2017
Tuesday - One of our two more competitive leagues - curlers in this league have mastered basic curling fundamentals and focus more on strategy and team development - communication, sweeping, etc. Games are typically 8 ends. Although it is a more competitive league, it is still a fun, supportive environment.
Contact: Kerry or Stacey at kerrykoe
Wednesday - This mid-week league often features teams with more than 4 members and rotating rosters to accommodate busy schedules. All skill levels are welcome - particularly beginner and intermediate curlers - for these weekly 6-end games. Perfect for a crew from the office who are looking to throw together a team!
Contact: Jon at jrussill
Thursday - see Tuesday night description.
Contact: Kerry or Stacey at kerrykoe
Friday - This social league often boasts the largest enrollment of all our leagues and usually means there are two draws every Friday. If you have friends you would like to see more often, this league is the perfect opportunity for a guaranteed weekly get-together! Friday nights feature curlers of all skill levels (often within the same team) and is a great introduction to curling in Yellowknife.


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People wouldn't describe me as a crafty person. I don't have a Pinterest page, I'm scared of hot glue guns, and I've never gone to a Home Depot without having an anxiety attack. In fact, the closest I've come to creating "art" is when I photoshop myself in pictures with Andrew Garfield. Basically, I'm all thumbs, and that's only considered a talent if you're switching channels between a Real Housewives marathon and a Lifetime movie.
But just because I am not particularly apt at designing or creating doesn't mean I don't appreciate those who are innately, undeniably talented, which is why the 6th annual International Interior Design Association (IIDA) New York Sustainable Quilt Auction last week was so amazing. Held at the Open House Gallery, the IIDA quilt auction showcased designers who otherwise work on furniture, wallcoverings, textiles, etc., and had them crafting colorful quilts. The 270 guests were drawn to depictions of the New York City skyline, Coney Island, a Yellow Submarine, or Lady Liberty.
Designers and vendors, working outside of their normal designer box, joined teams to create quilting masterpieces out of leftover fabrics, logging in hundreds of hours on the volunteer project. What's more, the money raised by the auctioned quilts went to the Fiver Children's Foundation, a youth development organization that offers year-round and summer programs to children in underserved communities. Great work for a good cause—you really can't beat that.
Participating firms from the nine quilting teams included: Perkins + Will, Gensler; G3 Designs, Izzy+, J+J Flooring Group, IIDA NY, Ted Moudis Associates; C3 Designs, the Pepperland Designs, Momentum Group, Kasthall USA, and Paolli. In fact, the team behind "The Lady Hangs it All," which included members from Spacesmith, Davis Brody Bond, and M Moser, noted they logged 900 "priceless" hours making their Lady Liberty quilt. Included in those hours:
"12 bottles of wine
3 six packs
4 bags of popcorn
6 bags of hint of lime tostitos
3 hummus bowls
3 jars of salsa
2 lbs of cheese 19 stab wounds
900 hours spent on quilt: PRICELESS"
Although I may lack the sufficient skill level to design, create, and understand color schemes, I know how hard and thoughtful quilting can be. My boyfriend's mom is an avid quilter and even owns a quilt shop in Illinois. When I went to visit her last year, she showed me her quilting room, we looked through her fabrics, picked out patterns, and she even had me at her machine where it took me an hour to follow an embroidery pattern that ended up delightfully off center (and eventually discarded). It's not easy work.
Unlike me, these participating teams were able to thrive creatively under time constraints, fabric limitations, and working outside of their design comfort zones. The quilts were amazing, beautiful, visual, and certainly inspired me … to want someone to make me a quilt.


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DURHAM, North Carolina (WTVD) --A school bus with elementary school students on board got stuck in a ditch in Durham County Tuesday morning.
It happened on Herndon Road at Barbee Road around 6:45 a.m.
Officials with Durham County Schools tell ABC11 that two students from Creekside Elementary were on board bus number 202 when the bus attempted to turn around and backed into a ditch. No injuries were reported.
The bus was not damaged.
Images from Chopper 11 HD showed cars driving around the bus before crews were able to remove the vehicle.
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This May has turned out a perfect month for the shoppers as the discounted offers and sales are all up to delight them.
Amid many other online sales b the prestigious brands and online shopping sites, Telemart is one to grab the maximum limelight with giving up to 80% discount on 10,000 products.
This offer for the online users in Pakistan came in as a treat for the 3rd birthday of the Telemart, so the sale is named 'Birthday Bash Sale.' Other than this, they also pronounce it as the pre-Ramadan sale. But what you all have to do is just grab up the sale without getting much into the sale name.
Telemart Birthday Bash Sale(16th May to 21st May)
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Telemart, a startup launched in May 2014, completes 3 Glorious Years this 16th of May.
What started off as an online store is now a network of 4 Company Outlets, over 150 Franchises and a corporate clientele of over 100 well reputed corporations across Pakistan.


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Boku no Hero Academia 3rd Season
Alternative Titles
English: My Hero Academia 3, Boku no Hero Academia 3rd Season
Japanese: 僕のヒーローアカデミア 3rdシーズン
Type: TV
Episodes: 25
Status: Currently Airing
Aired: Apr 7, 2018 to ?
Premiered: Spring 2018
Broadcast: Saturdays at 17:30 (JST)
Producers: Shueisha
Licensors: Funimation
Studios: Bones
Source: Manga
Genres: Action, Comedy, School, Shounen, Super Power
Duration: 23 min. per ep.
Rating: PG-13 – Teens 13 or olde
Boku no Hero Academia 3rd Season is the Third season in the Boku no Hero Academia series.
- I updated episode 39-51 with Kbaraka subs. They should have better translation, signs and songs with karaoke, better typesetting……etc. Run the patch if you already have the videos. Instructions are in the readme text document
- I will be updating the latest episodes as well and post a patch in the patch folder.
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